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Joan March(Joan March i Zuriguel)(b. 1952, Spain) |
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Joan March began his career as the assistant of Escobar. He eventually started his own series at the publishing house Bruguera. At Gaceta Junior, he created 'Don Meñique' in 1970. He joined the magazine Din Dan a year later, and started series like 'Ruperto', 'Calixto y Damián'. For Pulgarcito, he produced 'Ataúlfo y Gedeón', 'La Familia Potosí', 'Ambrosio Carabino', and 'Maxtron'. He became a regular contributor to Super Mortadelo, where he began 'El Mini Rey' and 'Tranqui y Tronco'. |
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